all countries for the people who are behind the past, they look for their mission. people need to know what is happening there. you know, are series guardians of truth. watch know on youtube, d. w documentary? ah ah, this is detail. the news lie from berlin, death and destruction as storms tear through several us states. arkansas declares and emergency, and colds in the national guard after multiple tornado strikes, leave a trail of devastation on the program. fury as russia takes over the presidency

of the united nations security council, ukraine's president of a lot of marriage. the landscape says it's absurd and shows the institution is bankrupt. and 2 women are pelted with the yogurt in iran, local authorities reportedly arrest the attacker, but also the women for not wearing a headscarf. ah, i'm pablo foley, as welcome to the program. we began in the united states where at least 21 people have been killed and many more injured. a storms batter the south and made west authorities in arkansas have declared an emergency after multiple tornadoes tore through the state. arkansas residents woke up to see the full scale of the storms, destruction ah,

government workers and regular citizens pitched in to make a start cleaning up right now for me, is this the cleanup? what i can get this cleared and then try to see who else i can help. a tall order after the massive storm peeled off, roofs tossed vehicles and ripped trees out of the ground. but more help is on the way. i've had the opportunity over the last couple of hours to speak with the homeland security secretary as well as president biden, who have offered a tremendous amount of support. anything that arkansas they say have assured us that those resources will be here and on the ground. more videos emerge from residents who found themselves in the wrong place at the moment the tornadoes touch down with.

thirdly, i think the destruction was quick, but the efforts to rebuild from a storm this large will take time. well, to find out more about the storms, i spoke to david, no spam, a meteorologist in the u. s. state of alabama. and i asked him, why have we been seeing so many powerful tornadoes this year? well, this is our middle of our 2018 season here across the united states. kind of start in march ramps up in april in may. so these are common to happen. and this time of year, but the storm is actually stronger. got down to about 980000000 bars, a little stronger when you get that stronger system over land. you can get pretty good strong tornadoes in the day. we did have out from parts of the united states and iowa and oil again, arkansas, back in parts of mississippi, tennessee. even here in alabama as well too. so this time of year we can get these

just have that warm, humid air coming up. busy mcgee, mexico beating that cold, the air from up in canada. the class together out there get a strong front to come in and he's done a storms thrive on energy, the warm, humid air, and then d, we did have quite a few of them. and unfortunately, this won't be the last we'll have the spring. tell us, is there a link between climate change and the frequency and intensity of tornadoes? right now there's no study that says that's obviously with some warm work, humid air coming from the golf, mexico that does become fuel for some of these storms that baby to work human error, which though storms thrive off of what studies is still ongoing as to the small impact of a tornado versus a global impact. what we're seeing the united states is, let's say, particularly affected by tornadoes. can you explain to us why that is? it's just a set up of where we are on the face of the earth. we have

a rocky mountain over the western part of the country. we have our appalachian mountains over the east, and in between you have this river valley right where the mississippi river is. and that allows all this warm air to come up from the south. mean in cold air from the north and when the system is kind of collide and those set up like we had yesterday, that allows us to get really strong areas of low pressure. and that helps to form these systems. and we can see these each and every year and anytime we get in the spring time, it is $28.00 her season here. well, that was david, no spam from alabama speaking to me about the tornadoes in the u. s. and moving on, there, russia has taken over the rotating presidency of the united nations security council, sparking furious reaction in ukraine caves. foreign minister, demitra labor coal, did a quote slap in the face for the international community. ukraine had urged members to block the move, but the u. s. s. there is no mechanism for doing so. the largely ceremonial role

puts moscow in charge of setting b security councils agenda. while ukraine's president vladimir zalinski has also condemned to russia's presidency as absurd in his daily address. he said he chose, the council is a bankrupt institution. meanwhile, war there is no form of tara russia has not committed. and there is no reason to stop the reform of global institutions. in particular, the un security council reform is clearly overdue, so that the terrorist states, or any other state that wants to be a terrorist state, cannot disrupt peace. terrorists must lose, must be held accountable for terror and not to prevail anyway. iran has ordered the arrest of 2 women allegedly attacked for not wearing a head covering their rest comes after a man hurled yogurt at the 2 women in a shop in the northeast of the country. he apparently attacked them because one woman was not wearing a headscarf,

which is compulsory and around. authorities have reportedly also arrested the attack. this cctv footage of the incident has gone viral to the left to chose 2 women mother and daughter entering the shop. the daughter doesn't appeal to have her head covered. she is not wearing a hedge up seconds later, a man in a checkered shirt and toes and begins to talk to her. he then doubts as bolt them with a tub of yogurt. as they stand and shock the shopkeeper confronts the attacker. after the incident, iranian president, abraham j. c. stressed let waiting. the her job was not optional. she had gone. what's important is that we have a legal mandate for the jobs. if any one for any reason doesn't believe in them,

they're still obligated to follow the law. that's what creates a lawful society on man. 3 corner a growing number of women in iran have ditched their scarves over the past year. but the government insists that a 1979 law demanding women cover their hair will not change. the yogurt incident will be unsettling from many of these women. local authorities have issued an arrest warrant for the attacker, but they have also issued them for the 2 women for flouting the loan. and the shopkeeper was given a stone warning and his shop remained closed for several hours. the vatican has confirmed the pope frances will lead easter celebrations in rome. the 86 year old pontiff has left hospital after being treated for bronchitis. he will resume his public duties at palm sunday mass in saint peter's square. after 3 days in hospital, poor francis that's well enough to crack

a joke about his help in front of reporters. how did you feel after the weekly audience with nothing really? i felt unwell a stomachache. and now how do you feel? i'm still alive. you know, i'm leaving hospital francis made the faithful and list a grieving couple. oh, dear to 6 year old pontiff was taken to hospital in room with breathing difficulties and later diagnosed with bronchitis. well, we shall see. they are just glad he's des, covered in time for holy, vague and can emerson and us that it's very emotional. now we came for palm sunday, mass and were originally told that pop would not be there. now it's a nice april surprise, or did they, what is it with us at present? well, mr. nobody let her. i like the fact that he is okay. i like him because he's supporting

ukraine a lot. louis l. papa. the pope is affectionate. with every one. it's important for him to take care of his health. hello douglas, the last was hello, dale key de vertical has confirmed. pope francis will be at saint peter's square on, on sunday. and that lead to easter week celebrations to football and abundantly aware barn unit coach thomas to whole. so his new side beat, his former club rossi dormant for to it was one of the biggest matches in germany. football for years with dormant going into the game in 1st place for an awful gul keeping mistake helps and byron back to the top. not since the champions league final of 2013 has a meeting between these 2 old rivals being such a high stakes affair. torment were flying high before the fixture, but in 23 disastrous minutes were brought crushing down to earth. winds opener on

13 minutes was the result of a surreal gold keeping blunder from dormant stopper cagle colby. a long bull by diane, from a corner from inside the bye, and hoff catastrophically misjudged by the keeper. it was a nightmare start for the swiss, and worse was on its way. a simple corner saw dorman suffer their next set back when meteor denise had out was turned home by thomas miller and 5 minutes after that, miller made it 3 when a luckless kobus buildable at his feet off the diving to stop. leroy some a's long range effort 23 minutes into his career as by and coach thomas to who could hardly believe his luck, while dalton's dreadful 1st half had put this season's work in jeopardy. the 2nd 45 brought yet more goals, starting with a full, full host,

courtesy of kingsley command. then following this bow on jude bellingham in the bye and box, and rachel fly, it hung a spot to make it for one. but it was a goal, more of consolation than of consequence, much like dorman, 2nd schooled by tanya marlin in the 19th minute. the damage of course, had long since been done. disaster for dormant as by and retake top spot in the buddha's lega. with 8 games left to play, while arby leipzig were only 15, the bundis league a table, but have been top for regular. as in recent seasons, they've entered a sticky patch of late and a got a lot worse at home to flying might, ah, be light sick fans had high hopes of again finishing the champ is the place. is that the start of the bonus legacy isn't the club even brought in from a bullshit, dorman boss, marco rosa in september to try to make sure it happened. but they went into the

match at home. 2 in 4 might struggling for confidence at the some poor results. their opponents in contrast, at growing european ambitions, having not lost in 6 games, and were quickly ahead remark as in vaccine. leipzig, lamb at 7 mill by manchester city to crest, out of the champions league last month. and the defending was no better here. after the break, it was more of the same, and frenchman looted it as your net it, his 3rd of the season. leipzig lost a last bullet, the game, a lowly bolcom and was sliding towards another defeat. after a very special go. dominique cor, completed mines is drive in style and the visitors hope to a well like say, get stuck in 5th to points of a champions league spot with just 8 games left. let's take a quick look now at some other news from the world of sport. to the miami

open tennis where petra, cuz if tova has sealed her 30th w t a singles title, wimbledon champion, elaina wright, the he now was in straight sets check start. he told us twice a wimbledon champion, herself, returns to the women's top 10 aged 33 to you, your 2023 miami open. when is the 12 inductees in the basketball hall of fame for 2023. have been confirmed german, n b a. i can't dirt that's no big sky is on the list along with the likes of dwayne wade pogue, us all tony parker grav. greg popovich and becky hammond contributions gave us the international olympic committee has criticized ukrainian government's call to boycott 2024 olympic qualifiers involving russia and batteries. the i o. c says such a boycott by ukraine would only hurt its own athletes. russians and better oceans can compete in piracy next year under certain conditions. and here's

a reminder of the top story we're following for you. at least 21. people have been killed and many more injured as storms and tornadoes bought her. the south and made west of the united states, arkansas has declared a state of emergency and that's all for me for now. coming up next sports life take to look at the effect of winning the football world cup has had on argentina. and don't forget there's plenty more news on our website. you go view dot com and follow us on social media. i. pablo lillius. thanks for watching and take care of what secrets lie behind these walls. discover new adventures in 360 degrees and explore fascinating world heritage sites.